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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
5
Lorain Chronicle Telegram outlines advertising rates and policies. It notes minimum 33 cents, per line charges, discounts for cash, and timing rules. Out-of-town orders require cash with no more than one error allowed. Ads must be in the office by 7 AM and cancellations adjust charges.
Employment notices mixed with ads from Elyria Ohio include a Rawleigh route opportunity for 808 families in Elyria with Monday December 2 interview. several farm and general labor positions. veteran and veterans' league employment notes. furniture, hardware, printing, radio and sewing machine services. and various sales offers and classifieds. Named entities include Elyria, Ohio. Jack Walsh. American Veterans' League. Lorain.
A cluttered Elyria classified page lists many used items and bargains including washers, radios, vacuum cleaners, a Maytag range, electric table radio, cabinets, stoves, and other household goods. It also notes tractors, plows, tires, tools, and small personal items with contact details across Broad and West avenues. Nearby stores offer low prices and layaway plans.
Miscellaneous ad fragment listing furniture and apartment rentals. Mentions Puritan Lump, Blue Flach items, Crocks Coal Co, and several apartment details. Reads as a jumble of product names, prices, and rental offers with partial addresses and contact clues.
A real estate listing notes a $15,009, 5 room house with fireplace and bath on second floor in Eastern Heights near Stanford Ave. Includes details on location, price, and a special price for large buyers. Also includes farm land and real estate wanted notices and legal postings.
A Chronicle Telegram notes a Teadwood Tead miner claimed a marvel invention could transform blank paper into genuine bank notes while a separate ad proclaims transforming pennies into dollars. It promotes selling used shotguns and a range of farm goods for Christmas cash. phantom phone numbers appear.
A large crowd of parents and friends attended Brookside School open house in Sheffield on Tuesday. It was the district’s second successful event with each grade presenting features in the auditorium. A noon dinner served about forty. The Girls and Boys basketball teams host Eaton Friday night and travel to Columbia Saturday.
A three act comedy Tomboy will be staged by Brookside High School’s Junior Class and seniors in January. Cast includes John Abbote as a fifty year old lawyer and Nancy Abbot as his wife, Eloise and Dorothy, along with Evelyn Liscanz Dorothy and other students. The production is directed by Miss Helen Frisbee. Local social notes mention visits and meetings, with Brookside School hosting events and a janitor Leo Webber sustaining an eye injury during an incident at the school.
Readable crossword clues mix languages and partial phrases. Entries include references to Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Germany, Napoleon, and other scattered hints. The grid shows corrupted OCR with garbled terms, partial words, and numeric codes interspersed with language notes.
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